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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1969
Page
8
Bowling Green defensive backfield coach Jack Harbaugh will speak at the Norwalk St Paul Football Clinic on July 26 at Norwalk High School. Six coaches are on the one day program.
The Huron County Bank reached the County Slo-Pitch finals in the winners bracket with an 11-2 win over the Nite Life, while Fishbaugh Construction crushed Midwest Industries 16-0. In losers bracket action, Midway Garage upset Home Savings & Loan 4-3 and Ed White Builders edged Midwest 9-8. Willard Merchants ousted the V.F.W. 15-3. Tonight Ed White Builders vs Midway Garage at 6:30, Havana Merchants meet the scoring column at 7:30.
Standings show Wash 4-3 over Detroit and Kan City 2-0 over California with Chicago 3-1 against Minn. Tuesday highlights include pitchers Culp, Stottlemyre and Bahnsen as Boston at New York and Chicago at Minnesota. Numerous NL games note Sutton and Hands shining in separate clashes.
Fullerton California report says the Los Angeles Rams sent running back Henry Dyer to the New York Giants on Monday in a player swap.
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Larry Shepard is in good condition and resting after severe chest pains Sunday. He is expected to stay in the hospital for several days. The report notes Shepard’s hospitalization is connected to a future draft exchange.
The Cleveland Indians reinstated second baseman Dave Nelson to the roster on Monday and optioned pitcher Gary Kroll outright to the Portland Oregon farm club.
George Mikan steps down as ABA commissioner citing Minneapolis as his home and other business interests. Thurlow E. McCrady will become executive director and run most duties as the league relocates its headquarters to New York for the third season.
The Sandusky District Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament opens Saturday July 19 with the Huron County Tournament winner drawing a first round bye in the lower bracket. The local runner-up plays Sunday at 5 p.m. against the Seneca County Consolation winner. The Huron County consolation winner faces Wybill Texaco, Lorain County consolation winner, Saturday at 6 30 p.m.
The Cleveland Indians meet the Baltimore Orioles in a four game set with Sam McDowell facing Tom Pheobus. Dave Nelson returns to the roster after a two week period with Uncle Sam. Duke Sims attends his father’s funeral in Salt Lake City and will miss games, while Max Alvis undergoes X rays and tests for a knee sprain.
Montreal Expos recall infielder Angel Hermoso from the Vancouver Pilots as two infielders Gary Sutherland and Kevin Collins are sidelined with injuries.
Columbus councilman Donald Woodland urged inviting the Cleveland Indians management to inspect the city as a possible transfer site. He cited poor attendance in Cleveland and said Vernon Stouffer should be informed. Stouffer denied such plans and will continue operations in Cleveland.
UPI report says football commissioner Pete Rozelle will meet with the New York Jets players to clarify Joe Namath status under league rules. Namath has refused to sell his stake in a nightclub cited as an issue, and remains unsigned after retirement announcements.
Red Schoendienst selected nine pitchers for the National League All Star team in Washington. Bob Gibson and Steve Carlton of the Cardinals joined Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman of the Mets. Juan Marichal. Phil Niekro Larry Dierker Bill Singer and Grant Jackson fill the staff. The game is next Tuesday at RFK Stadium in Washington D.C.
Little League Day to be held at Cleveland Stadium on Saturday August 9 with a 4 p.m. Indians versus Royals game. Free admission for players coaches and managers who report to Gate C by 3 p.m. and wear uniforms. league officials must notify the Indians Public Relations Office of attendee counts.
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